Turtle Power! is the only EDH Precon in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles MTG set. This precon is surprisingly very good, and today we take a look at some easy changes you can make to solidify it.
Read moreTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has exactly one Commander precon, so let’s focus on everything Turtle Power! has to offer, both new and old.
Read moreThe Blight Curse precon is an awesome total package in the -1/-1 counters space. Most of the cards you’d want to include are already in the box, which isn’t always the case with precons. There’s just a few tweaks we need to make for it to pop.
Read moreGone are the days when Horde of Notions was the only 5-color elemental-matters commander available. Dance of the Elements brings two new commanders that you can explore in their own ways, and this precon is already quite strong right out of the...
Read moreLorwyn Eclipsed is shaping up to be a banger of a set, and it adopts the standard formula of printing two new precons to further flesh out the core themes. I’ll do my best to make sure you know exactly what you’re getting if you buy these...
Read moreThere are dozens of fully built Commander decks for sale across eBay, Amazon, and other third-party sites. These decks are ready in all kinds of colors, styles, strategies, and price ranges, from $40 all the way up to $400.
Read moreWorld Shaper is one of the most coherent precons I’ve seen in a while, and it doesn’t need quite as much tinkering as we’ve come to expect.
Read moreAre the two decks from Edge of Eternities Commander gargantuan Jupiter-sized successes, or will they fall in line with the rest of the Plutonian decks that clog of the precon space? Let’s pop on the space helmets and prepare for blastoff!
Read moreI’ll be breaking down each of the four Commander precons today, looking at overall theming, reprint value, and anything exciting coming to Commander for the first time. Instead of collecting the four crystals, I’ll gather these four precons for a...
Read moreFinal Fantasy brings a group of precons focused on individual Final Fantasy games. Final Fantasy VII gets its own deck, and it’s a Naya precon featuring popular FF characters like Cloud, Tifa, and Aerith.
Read moreIn today’s guide, we’re covering the fierce Temur warriors and analyzing the Temur Roar Commander precon. It’s a blue, green, and red deck focused on big creatures, specifically dragons, so what’s not to like?
Read moreSultai graveyard stuff. Going back to Tarkir, of course we’re revisiting this iconic, if unfocused archetype in a Commander precon. Precons usually have a few focuses smashed together anyway, and as you might expect with Sultai, there’s even more...
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